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"There's no such thing as 'perfect'
You're beautiful as you are, Courage
Even with your imperfections, you can do anything..."
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[video=youtube;xFDldk9D_Qc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFDldk9D_Qc[/video]
goomy, I love that show
 

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I don't know why, I love let's plays where people play a shitty game and yell at it the whole time then people just playing through a game they like. The anger usually makes for funnier commentary
 

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Every time I think of Bug Pokemon I think of Butterfree.
Every time I think of Butterfree I think of Free.
Every time I think of Free I think of soaked swimsuit guys.

And so every time I think of Bug Pokemon, I think of soaked swimsuit guys.
This is not healthy.
 

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Britian has too many nicknames...

Aberdeen Aberdonian or simply A Don Arbroath Red Lichtie or Lichtie, Codheid Barnsley Tykes, [1] Colliers (a former mining community) Bath Bathonians Birmingham Brummie [2] Black Country Yam Yam, [3] Ninehead Blackpool Blackpudlian, [4] Sandgronian, Donkey Lasher Bolton Trotters Bradford Bradfordian Bristol Ciderheads, Bristolian Brighton Brightonians Britain Brit, [5] Britons, [5] British, Britisher, Limeys in Canada and the United States, [6] Pommys in Australia and New Zealand. [7] Burnley Dingles, a reference to Burnley's proximity to Yorkshire and the family from the TV soap operaEmmerdale (normally used by people from Blackburn, Preston and other parts of Lancashire) Bury Shakers

C - D [edit]

Caithness Gallach [8] Cambridge Cantabrigian Cardiganshire Cardi [9] Cheltenham Cheltonian Chester Cestrian Chesterfield Cestrefeldian, Spireite. Colchester Colcestrian, Colchie, Roman, Camuloonie, Steamie, Castler. Cross'n'Crowner (after Colchester's coat of arms). Cornwall Cornish, Kernowick, Merry-Jack, Mera-Jack, Uncle Jack or Cousin Jack (when abroad) Coventry Coventrian, Godivas Cranfield Fr.Damien, Gummy bear, Mountain Fakoor (Dummy version) Crawley Insect [10] Cumbria Cumbrian Darwen Darrener Devon Devonian Dumfries Doonhamer Dundee Dundonian, Coagie Durham Posh Geordie, Pitt Yakker (due to Durham's mining heritage)

E - G [edit]

Edinburgh Edinbronian, Edinburger, Edinbourgeois, Edin, The Burgh, Edinbugger, Embra England Sassenach, Red Coat, Inglish, [11] Nigel, Guffie, (in Northeast Scotland), Sais, Englandshire

Essex Essex Calf (archaic), Eastie, Essexer, Esser, wideboys, Saxon, slags, Scimitars (from the County Arms) Exeter Exonian Forest of Dean Forester Fraserburgh Brocher [12] Fulham Fulhamite Glasgow Glaswegian, [12][13] Keelie, [14][15] Weegie, [16] Grimsby Cod Head (after the fishing port in Grimsby) Guisborough Guisborian [17] Also used as name for alumni of Guisborough Grammar School and Prior Pursglove College. Gillingham Chavs, Medwayers Guernsey Donkey Gosport Turk-towners

H - K [edit]

Hartlepool Monkey Hanger [18] or Poolie Horsham Horshamite Kingston upon Hull Hullensian Kirkcaldy Langtonian Ipswich Twelve Toes Isle of Wight Caulkhead (named after the caulking of boats) Jersey Bean, (Crapaud, meaning "toad" in French) Kirriemuir Kirriemairian

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Lancashire Lancastrian; Yonner (specifically south-eastern Lancashire) Leeds Loiner, [19] Leodensian (as heard in the song "I Predict a Riot" by The Kaiser Chiefs). Leicester Rat-eye (from the Roman name for the city: Ratae), Chisits (from the pronunciation of "how much is it", when shopping in Skegness) [citation needed] ; Foxes Leicestershire Beanbelly (from the eating of broad beans) [20] Leigh Lobbygobbler, Leyther Lincolnshire Yellow belly (after a species of frog common in the Lincolnshire and East Anglian Fens) [21] Liverpool Liverpudlian, [22] Scouse or Scouser, [23] Mickey Mouse [24] Antonyms Plastic Scouser: a person who purports to be from Liverpool, but is not. [25] Woolyback: anyone not from Liverpool, but in particular refers to people living in the surrounding towns such as Birkenhead, Ellesmere Port, Runcorn, Warrington, Widnes, Wigan, and St Helens. [26][27] Llanelli Turk London Limey, Cockney [28][29] Londoner, Del Boy, Shandy Luton Lutonian, Hatter

M - N [edit]

Macclesfield Maxonian Maidenhead Maidonian Manchester Mancunian, Manc Mansfield Scabs, The Stags. Marlow Marlovian Malmesbury Jackdaw Melton Mowbray Meltonian Middlesbrough Smoggie, [30] an abbreviation of Smog Monster [31] Milton Keynes Cattle, Plastic Cow-Jockey Nantwich Dabber Neath Abbey-Jack, blacks, black-jacks. Newcastle Geordie, Novocastrian, Magpie, Mag Northamptonshire Cobbler Northern England Northerner, Northern Monkey, Northcountryman North Wales Gog [32] Norwich Carrot Cruncher, Country Bumpkin, Norfolk Dumpling, Norvician Nottingham Nottinghamian, Bogger Nuneaton Codder, Treacletowner

O - R [edit]

Oldham Yonner (from Oldham pronunciation of 'yonder' as in 'up yonner') Orkney Orcadian Oxford Oxonian Peterhead Bluemogganer, Blue-Tooner Plymouth Janner. Originally a person who spoke with a Devon accent, [33][34] now simply any West Countryman. [33] In naval slang, this is specifically a person from Plymouth. [34] Portsmouth Pompey, Pomponian, Plastic Cockney/Skate Rotherham Rotherhamian

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Salford Salfordian Scotland Scottie, Jocks [35] Mac, Sweaties Scunthorpe Scunthonian [36] Sheffield Sheffielder. Shropshire Salopian South Shields Sand dancer Southampton Mush, Scummer (used by people from Portsmouth) Southern England Southerner, Southern Shandy, Shandy Drinkers Southport Sandgrounder Stoke-on-Trent Potter, Clay Head, Stokie, Jug Head Stockport Stopfordian, Stoconian Sunderland Mackem [37] Sutherland Cattach Swansea Jack, Swansea Jack Swindon Moonraker

Stafford: staffordian

T - V [edit]

Tarbert, Loch Fyne Dooker (named after guillemot and razorbill, sea-birds once a popular food among Tarbert natives) Tavistock Tavonian Teesside Smoggie Truro Truronian

W [edit]

Wales Taff (slightly xenophobic), [38] Taffy [citation needed] , Trog [citation needed] Walsall Saddler Warrington Wire, Wirepuller (after the local wire industry), Welshpool Souped Westhoughton Keawyeds (Cowheads, after local legend) West Riding of Yorkshire Wessie (in other parts of Yorkshire) Westmorland Westmerian Weymouth and Portland Kimberlin (Portland name for a person from Weymouth) Whitehaven Marra Wigan Pie-eater, Purrer, Wiganer Wiltshire Moonraker Winchester Wintonian Wolverhampton Wulfrunian Workington Jam Eater

Y - Z [edit]

Yorkshire Tyke, Yorkie, Yorkshireman
 

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I don't know why, I love let's plays where people play a shitty game and yell at it the whole time then people just playing through a game they like. The anger usually makes for funnier commentary

Or when they play a childrens game, and make fun of it the whole time. Those are funny too.

Britian has too many nicknames...

Aberdeen Aberdonian or simply A Don Arbroath Red Lichtie or Lichtie, Codheid Barnsley Tykes, [1] Colliers (a former mining community) Bath Bathonians Birmingham Brummie [2] Black Country Yam Yam, [3] Ninehead Blackpool Blackpudlian, [4] Sandgronian, Donkey Lasher Bolton Trotters Bradford Bradfordian Bristol Ciderheads, Bristolian Brighton Brightonians Britain Brit, [5] Britons, [5] British, Britisher, Limeys in Canada and the United States, [6] Pommys in Australia and New Zealand. [7] Burnley Dingles, a reference to Burnley's proximity to Yorkshire and the family from the TV soap operaEmmerdale (normally used by people from Blackburn, Preston and other parts of Lancashire) Bury Shakers

C - D [edit]

Caithness Gallach [8] Cambridge Cantabrigian Cardiganshire Cardi [9] Cheltenham Cheltonian Chester Cestrian Chesterfield Cestrefeldian, Spireite. Colchester Colcestrian, Colchie, Roman, Camuloonie, Steamie, Castler. Cross'n'Crowner (after Colchester's coat of arms). Cornwall Cornish, Kernowick, Merry-Jack, Mera-Jack, Uncle Jack or Cousin Jack (when abroad) Coventry Coventrian, Godivas Cranfield Fr.Damien, Gummy bear, Mountain Fakoor (Dummy version) Crawley Insect [10] Cumbria Cumbrian Darwen Darrener Devon Devonian Dumfries Doonhamer Dundee Dundonian, Coagie Durham Posh Geordie, Pitt Yakker (due to Durham's mining heritage)

E - G [edit]

Edinburgh Edinbronian, Edinburger, Edinbourgeois, Edin, The Burgh, Edinbugger, Embra England Sassenach, Red Coat, Inglish, [11] Nigel, Guffie, (in Northeast Scotland), Sais, Englandshire

Essex Essex Calf (archaic), Eastie, Essexer, Esser, wideboys, Saxon, slags, Scimitars (from the County Arms) Exeter Exonian Forest of Dean Forester Fraserburgh Brocher [12] Fulham Fulhamite Glasgow Glaswegian, [12][13] Keelie, [14][15] Weegie, [16] Grimsby Cod Head (after the fishing port in Grimsby) Guisborough Guisborian [17] Also used as name for alumni of Guisborough Grammar School and Prior Pursglove College. Gillingham Chavs, Medwayers Guernsey Donkey Gosport Turk-towners

H - K [edit]

Hartlepool Monkey Hanger [18] or Poolie Horsham Horshamite Kingston upon Hull Hullensian Kirkcaldy Langtonian Ipswich Twelve Toes Isle of Wight Caulkhead (named after the caulking of boats) Jersey Bean, (Crapaud, meaning "toad" in French) Kirriemuir Kirriemairian

L [edit]

Lancashire Lancastrian; Yonner (specifically south-eastern Lancashire) Leeds Loiner, [19] Leodensian (as heard in the song "I Predict a Riot" by The Kaiser Chiefs). Leicester Rat-eye (from the Roman name for the city: Ratae), Chisits (from the pronunciation of "how much is it", when shopping in Skegness) [citation needed] ; Foxes Leicestershire Beanbelly (from the eating of broad beans) [20] Leigh Lobbygobbler, Leyther Lincolnshire Yellow belly (after a species of frog common in the Lincolnshire and East Anglian Fens) [21] Liverpool Liverpudlian, [22] Scouse or Scouser, [23] Mickey Mouse [24] Antonyms Plastic Scouser: a person who purports to be from Liverpool, but is not. [25] Woolyback: anyone not from Liverpool, but in particular refers to people living in the surrounding towns such as Birkenhead, Ellesmere Port, Runcorn, Warrington, Widnes, Wigan, and St Helens. [26][27] Llanelli Turk London Limey, Cockney [28][29] Londoner, Del Boy, Shandy Luton Lutonian, Hatter

M - N [edit]

Macclesfield Maxonian Maidenhead Maidonian Manchester Mancunian, Manc Mansfield Scabs, The Stags. Marlow Marlovian Malmesbury Jackdaw Melton Mowbray Meltonian Middlesbrough Smoggie, [30] an abbreviation of Smog Monster [31] Milton Keynes Cattle, Plastic Cow-Jockey Nantwich Dabber Neath Abbey-Jack, blacks, black-jacks. Newcastle Geordie, Novocastrian, Magpie, Mag Northamptonshire Cobbler Northern England Northerner, Northern Monkey, Northcountryman North Wales Gog [32] Norwich Carrot Cruncher, Country Bumpkin, Norfolk Dumpling, Norvician Nottingham Nottinghamian, Bogger Nuneaton Codder, Treacletowner

O - R [edit]

Oldham Yonner (from Oldham pronunciation of 'yonder' as in 'up yonner') Orkney Orcadian Oxford Oxonian Peterhead Bluemogganer, Blue-Tooner Plymouth Janner. Originally a person who spoke with a Devon accent, [33][34] now simply any West Countryman. [33] In naval slang, this is specifically a person from Plymouth. [34] Portsmouth Pompey, Pomponian, Plastic Cockney/Skate Rotherham Rotherhamian

S [edit]

Salford Salfordian Scotland Scottie, Jocks [35] Mac, Sweaties Scunthorpe Scunthonian [36] Sheffield Sheffielder. Shropshire Salopian South Shields Sand dancer Southampton Mush, Scummer (used by people from Portsmouth) Southern England Southerner, Southern Shandy, Shandy Drinkers Southport Sandgrounder Stoke-on-Trent Potter, Clay Head, Stokie, Jug Head Stockport Stopfordian, Stoconian Sunderland Mackem [37] Sutherland Cattach Swansea Jack, Swansea Jack Swindon Moonraker

Stafford: staffordian

T - V [edit]

Tarbert, Loch Fyne Dooker (named after guillemot and razorbill, sea-birds once a popular food among Tarbert natives) Tavistock Tavonian Teesside Smoggie Truro Truronian

W [edit]

Wales Taff (slightly xenophobic), [38] Taffy [citation needed] , Trog [citation needed] Walsall Saddler Warrington Wire, Wirepuller (after the local wire industry), Welshpool Souped Westhoughton Keawyeds (Cowheads, after local legend) West Riding of Yorkshire Wessie (in other parts of Yorkshire) Westmorland Westmerian Weymouth and Portland Kimberlin (Portland name for a person from Weymouth) Whitehaven Marra Wigan Pie-eater, Purrer, Wiganer Wiltshire Moonraker Winchester Wintonian Wolverhampton Wulfrunian Workington Jam Eater

Y - Z [edit]

Yorkshire Tyke, Yorkie, Yorkshireman

... Whoa. Didn't even try reading them. Too many.
 

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You should have the LP commentary pre-planned for better results.

Also, rule of RM: Don't bother reading big posts, just like them. The poster will be happier anyway.
 

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I love watching AllShamNoWow.

They sound funny just from the name. The name is probably about the truth anyways...

Whoa, I put my mouse over my signature and it made derpy look evil there for a sec. Scarrry!
 

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If the LPer can improv well, I appreciate blind LPs.
Pre-planned is good too, though. It ensures there won't be a lull unless there is supposed to be one.
 

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Actually no I woukd of prefered you to read them.
Shame, all those lovely nicknames you didn't bother reading...
 

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You should have the commentary pre-planned for better results.

Yeah, but then what fun is that? It's supposed to be a let's play, so wouldn't it be better to just play it, and let the commentary flow from there?

It is fun for those who watch, if they can think of good jokes and put them naturally during the flow.
 

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Actually no I woukd of prefered you to read them.
Shame, all those lovely nicknames you didn't bother reading...

I glanced through it. One popped out to me that seemed kinda cute; gummy bear.

It is fun for those who watch, if they can think of good jokes and put them naturally during the flow.

I guess you have a point there.
 

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Bonan matenon, Charles.
 

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I finished setting up my blog. I know I'll do a mention fest today, but I should start blogging again
 
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